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Richard Mille launches new RM 032 to celebrate the return of Les Voiles De Saint Barth regatta


LES Voiles de Saint Barth Richard Mille regatta is highly anticipated by sailing enthusiasts around the world and to celebrate this captivating event, Richard Mille has launched a new RM 032 watch.

Patrons of the exciting event include world freediving champion Arnaud Jerald and the President of the International Maxi Association (IMA) Benoît de Froidmont.
Arnaud Jerald RM032 Richard Mille

Arnaud Jerald with Richard Mille’s RM032

The Richard Mille sponsored competition features 700 sailors in 71 teams racing to win in various categories.

The regatta located in the Caribbean Sea will last six days with the overall winner in the Maxi category being awarded a titanium RM 028 diving watch.Richard Mille RM032

Richard Mille’s RM032

The new RM032 watch, presented during the event, is a highly technical creatio  n which was designed to withstand pressures of 30 atmospheres (300 metres). The Voiles de Saint Barth limited edition in titanium which features a two-tone combination of Caribbean blue and white quartz will be one of just 120 timepieces produced. Other elements of the watch include a grade 5 titanium case middle and the seal of Les Voiles de Saint Barth Richard Mille on the back.Richard Mille RM032

Richard Mille’s RM032 (back)

by Julie Heinisch

Richard Mille watches and information on the Voiles de Saint Barth regatta can be found at Richard Mille

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